Steve Holcombe was the fastest on the first of two days of Germany’s EnduroGP. At the controls of his Beta, the british has set a final time of 51m40s managing to stay ahead of Bradley Freeman by a difference of only five seconds. With this result, Holcombe became world champion after the rider had added a total of 228 points, as Alex Salvini got only 12 points, with a total of 190.

Eero Remes closed this penultimate championship day at the lowest place of the podium by securing a gap of only 16s for Holcombe. Loic Larrieu was fourth and Alex Salvini finished in fifth place.

As regards the women’s category, Sanna Karkkainen was the one who set the best record of the day. Behind the finn, Livia Lancelot and Mireia Badia closed the top three on a day where the two women were minutes apart.

Wil Ruprecht triumphed in the Junior category while Matteo Cavallo finished 22 seconds behind the australian. Joe Wootton was third in almost 30 seconds.

Finally, in Youth class Ruy Barbosa climbed again to the highest place of the podium sharing it with Hamish MacDonald and Roni Kytonen.